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🚨 INFO: After facing Real Madrid at Anfield in each of the last two Champions League campaigns, Liverpool can now only be drawn away at the Bernabéu tomorrow.

This is because UEFA introduced a rule to prevent the same fixture from happening in the league phase for three consecutive seasons.

⏰ Reminder: The Champions League league-stage draw takes place tomorrow at 5pm UK time in Monaco.

Imagine getting Madrid again… but this time we’d face two former Reds in Trent Alexander-Arnold and Ibrahima Konaté 😅👊🔴

⚽️ Curtis Jones is officially settling into life at Inter, training with his new teammates for the first time.

YNWA ✅❤️

🫶 Just look at how happy Hugo Ekitike is! The striker made a special return to his boyhood club, Stade Reims, this weekend. ❤️🔴

🔴 The Reds returned to training today as Andoni Iraola’s men step up preparations ahead of Saturday’s clash with Nottingham Forest at Anfield. ⚽️🔥

🚨 NEW: Liverpool are holding crucial talks with PSG today as they look to gain clarity on a potential deal for Bradley Barcola. The meeting is expected to determine the next steps, with the 23-year-old winger still committed to making the move to Anfield, according to David Ornstein.

What are your thoughts, Reds? 👀

Hopefully, we get some major breakthrough news within the next 24 hours. 🤞🔴

🔴 The boys are out for another training session!

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👀 Trent Alexander-Arnold insists he will always love as he opened up on the “abuse” he suffered after opting to leave Liverpool for Real Madrid last year.

🗣️ "The booing and disappointment from Liverpool supporters is something I’m absolutely able to shoulder. I can understand it, in my own way. I heard a lot during that period that Liverpool fans didn’t want to be told how to feel or think, and I agree. But I hope one day there’ll be a degree of understanding about the decisions I wanted to make around my own life.

🗣️"It hurts because of how much I’ve put into the club over the course of 20 years and the sacrifices I made for the club during that period. So of course it hurts, but I understand the disappointment. I even understand anger expressed through booing.

🗣️ "Going back to Liverpool (last season) after everything that’s happened, it was on my mind. If I'm honest, if something affects me and upsets me, it shows in my family as well. They are in it with me…we’re together.

🗣️ "Since leaving for Real Madrid, I’ve been back to Liverpool to visit family on a number of occasions. I’ve bumped into lots of fellow Scousers and Reds when I’ve been on my travels. Not a single interaction I’ve had in person reflects the sort of stuff you get online or via social media. So that helps me disassociate it. This isn’t me saying everyone in Liverpool is fine with me leaving the club. Of course they aren’t. But that’s very different from the stuff that goes beyond the football. It’s why I don’t allow myself to get too down about it and I don’t dwell on it.

🗣️ "I still watch every game. I support them. I want to see them do well. I enjoy watching them, and there will always be a place in my heart for Liverpool, no matter what. It is home to me. It’s the place that gave me the opportunities to go and do what I’ve done and I will always love it. It’s always a place that I’ll call home."

😬 Jamie Carragher and Steve Nicol have both criticised 's decision to sign Ronald Araujo on loan from Barcelona.

🗣️ SN: "At the end of the day, this shows you the desperate position Liverpool find themselves in — the fact they are taking him on shows you how desperate they are. Ronald Araujo at his best is good. But he has not been at his best for a long, long time. Right now, he can't get a game for anybody. Forgive me if I'm not overly positive."

🗣️ JC: "Defending at this level is about decisions, concentration and reading the game. Too often against elite teams you disconnect, give away silly penalties or get sent off. The Premier League is relentless; a mistake and they punish you. He’s had consistency and discipline issues, and his form has dropped. Liverpool should have gone for a centre-back with more experience instead of opting for a player who has always been a substitute for a 19-year-old Pau Cubarsi. Arriving here on loan after being told that he is not a starter at Barca, he seems a bit reactive instead of a star signing. I would rather have a permanent solution that fits into the system in the long term. Let’s watch him play first, but I’m not getting excited yet."